Wings of Grace Wall
 
Photographed by : Anirudh Vidyabhushan
Captured at : India & Maasai Mara
 
In this carefully curated collection, the wild doesn’t soar - it poses.
Each frame reveals a bird not just as a creature, but as a symbol of grace, balance, and impossible beauty.
 
To the left, a pair of Malabar grey hornbills, side by side, captured in shadow and soft light. Their beaks curve like carved ivory, their postures mirror one another - male and female in quiet harmony. A portrait of wild companionship from the Western Ghats.
 
To the right, the crowned crane, royalty in feathered form. Its golden crown radiates against the darkness, its stance upright and statuesque. This bird doesn’t demand attention - it earns it, simply by being.
 
Below, perched delicately on a thin branch, the Indian paradise flycatcher glows like a flame in the void. Its long copper tail flows like a silken ribbon, and its head -crowned in metallic blue, holds the air of something mythical.
 
At Art of Jungle, we believe every feather is a design, every gaze, a signature. This gallery wall is a tribute to birds not as subjects, but as masterpieces - alive with spirit, silhouette, and soul.
 
Each gallery wall set prints come with a Certificate of Authenticity, signed by the photographer, verifying the originality and value of the artwork.
 
For every print sold, Art of Jungle donates 100 seed balls through associated partner ForestSOS. Together, let’s make the world greener and more breathable.